March 1, 2021

March 1, 2021

Poll

Distinguishing Fact from Opinion

• Easy

• Average

• Difficult

Poll

Drawing Conclusions

• Easy

• Average

• Difficult

Poll

Making Inferences

• Easy

• Average

• Difficult

Poll

Distinguishing Cause-Effect Relationship

• Easy

• Average

• Difficult

Poll

Making Subject Agree with the Verb in Sentence

• Easy

• Average

• Difficult

Poll

Changing Statements to Questions

• Easy

• Average

• Difficult

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Writing Compositions

• Easy

• Average

• Difficult

Open Ended

How do you feel when classes are suspended?

Listening

Facts from events happening all around reach you through news updates on radios, televisions, and newspapers, and social media platforms (Facebook, Instagram, Twitter). Though nowadays, wise readers have learned to verify doubtful facts first before believing them. Opinions from different sources are also everywhere. How do you know what to believe? Listen to a news report audio recording and list down the facts and two opinions in your notebook. Kindly write in complete sentences.

Multiple Select

He took a lot of flak from his group mates for forgetting the ingredient.

• support

• criticism

• help

Multiple Select

Mother gave the seller P100 for the hankies she bought costing P50.50. The seller gave her the exact change of P49.50.

• correct

• mistaken

• wrong

Multiple Select

She was so worried that she was restless all ight.

• relaxed

• uneasy

• calm

Multiple Select

The loud noise startled the sleeping baby that she gave a loud cry.

• frightened

• comforted

• cheered

Multiple Select

The teacher was distracted from explaining the lesson because of the singing in the other room.

• more focused

• disturbed

• stopped

READING (p. 347)

Multiple Select

Look for the missing word/s in first paragraph.

Sometimes, advertisements seem so nice that the consumers cannot take their eyes off them and then say,

• "I like it"

• "I like it."

• "I like that"

• "I like that."

• Well, that is what advertisements are for. Companies advertise to tell the target consumers of their products and services and to get their attention to buy them.

• Ads want the buyers to think that the object is important to them and that they should get one.

Open Ended

In your own words, tell what billboards are all about.

Multiple Select

Have you ever been influenced to buy something because the endorser or the person in the ad makes you think so? Think, why are you using a particular shampoo brand for your hair? Or buy a certain brand of bath soap? Or eat at a certain fast food place? What helped your mother, father, or guardian decide what to buy?

Which of the words below is a synonym for influenced?

• encouraged

• forced

Multiple Select

Paragraph 3

Advertisements make use of

- songs with lyrics that are repeated until the consumers can sing them in their sleep.

• lively

• happy

• sentimental

• joyful

Did you notice how colors, sounds, and actions make them interesting to watch? Do you see how humor makes them appealing? And how they use popular persons to make you believe in what they say? Well, they are nice to look at alright. But remember, do not decide to buy a certain product or service just because of advertisements.

Multiple Select

There are many other things that need to be considered, such as ...

• price

• size

• composition

• color

Multiple Choice

What is the question that the author left us to ponder upon?

• Do you really need this products and services or you just want one?

• Do you really need that products or services or you just want one?

• Do you really need these products or services or you just want one?

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